Cisco Secure Workload

The enterprise database manages the life blood of the organization, which includes the third rail of database deployments. So how do IT administrators keep this data protected and secured for 24/7 access all while staying compliant with database updates?

Cloud providers like AWS offer many benefits - better capacity planning; rapid global application deployment. It’s the customer’s responsibility to secure their workloads. Inconsistent protection and lack of comprehensive visibility and control leave organization’s vulnerable to attack and data breach.

Zero-trust doesn’t require complete reinvention of your infrastructure. Tetration’s “trust nothing, verify everything” approach for microsegmentation gives workloads significant protection from attack while supporting your existing security investments.

Cisco Secure Cloud Architecture for AWS defines security controls to protect workloads & applications deployed in AWS. It combines AWS security controls with Cisco Security controls to provide unmatched security.

Critical workloads are being accessed from home office environments, but are they secure? Cisco Tetration and Cisco AnyConnect pair up to provide comprehensive security for workload protection.

With so many attack vectors and devices to keep track of, how can we best strengthen security in 2020? Which of the security technologies out there will help us most?

Zero trust has become an important paradigm for adequately securing an enterprise environment. But not all zero trust models are created equal…

Securing public cloud assets and services is critical, but deciding how or what is secured can be confusing. The shared responsibility model clarifies who is responsible for securing what, strengthening your security posture.

Digital transformation is essential for all businesses, from the small to the largest of enterprises. These businesses are striving to become more agile, innovate quickly, and respond to change faster – and they’re turning to modern applications to fuel that change.